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Designed by you.
Made to order No ready stock or dropshipping
2012 Established
3,000 m² Factory area
100+ Production team
100K+ Monthly capacity
Menswear showroom · AI concept based on our space View full image ↗ From reference to collection
A collection starts Bring a sketch, a reference garment or a tech pack. We work through the fabric, fit and construction with you.
Independent labels Streetwear and considered menswear.
Developed together Fabric, pattern and surface treatments.
Clear starting point 100 pieces per style, per color.
Ready to repeat Approved samples guide bulk production.
Plan your collection ↗ Custom development programs
Not stock. A route from reference to repeat bulk. Each program connects the complete garment to the construction decisions behind it. Send a shape, artwork or reference; we test the variables that make it manufacturable.
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Hoodies & PU jackets Embroidery development View complete development board Artwork is translated into stitch paths that suit fleece, washed cotton or PU—not pasted onto a blank.
Build Fit, panel placement, backing access
Surface Chain, satin and fill-stitch balance
Verify Density, puckering, wash response Review an embroidery route
Custom T-shirts Fabric, fit & print brief View complete development board A reference garment, fabric target and artwork are turned into a measurable jersey brief.
Build Neck rib, body width, sleeve balance
Surface Garment wash, screen or raised print
Verify GSM, shrinkage, print hand feel Review a T-shirt brief
Cargo trousers Pattern & utility development View complete development board Volume and utility are resolved together so the pocket system works on-body and in bulk.
Build Rise, wide leg, articulated knee
Surface Custom camouflage, wash and abrasion
Verify Pocket alignment, bar-tacks, hem drawcord Review a trouser build
Cargo shorts Shorter length, same utility View complete development board Inseam, pocket scale and leg opening are sampled as one proportion—not shortened after the fact.
Build 10–11 inch inseam, waistband, fly
Surface Washed twill and custom camouflage
Verify Bellows depth, bar-tack load points Review a shorts program
Sports sets Coordinated top & bottom View complete development board Top and bottom proportions, stripe registration and recovery are approved as one coordinated program.
Build Track jacket, crewneck, trouser blocks
Surface Engineered tape and color coordination
Verify Zipper line, rib and elastic recovery Review a sports-set route
Technical windbreakers Visibility & movement View complete development board Shell behavior, panel geometry and visibility details are tested under movement and low light.
Build Sculpted panels, hood and zip pockets
Surface Reflective transfer and color blocking
Verify Seam sealing, mobility, wet response Review an outerwear route
Connected craft system
One garment. Five linked tests. A complex style is resolved layer by layer. Pattern, surface treatment and trims are approved together, then documented for repeat production.
Look closer at the build. Choose a garment. Open a detail. Add the construction to your brief.
01 Complex hoodie 02 Panelled jacket 03 Cargo trousers 04 Print & wash T-shirts
Complex hoodie development Fit, surface, construction and finishing developed as one garment.
Start a project View full-resolution garment ↗ Custom metal trim Trim finish, attachment and pull strength are confirmed with a sample.
Open process detail Layered appliqué Surface texture Custom metal trim AI-generated development concepts. Full-resolution imagery available. Final construction confirmed through sampling.
What we resolve before bulk
The look survives the production line. Sampling is where the visual idea becomes a production standard: measurable, repeatable and inspectable.
Send a reference
Embroidery Placement, stitch type, density, backing and shrinkage are tested against fabric weight and wash route.
Hoodies Printing Screen, digital and raised-ink options are selected around artwork scale, hand feel and color count.
T-shirts Washing & distress Target tone, abrasion zones, repair method, shrinkage and bulk tolerance are documented during sampling.
Fleece Cut, panel & splice Asymmetric lines, color blocking, reflective transfer and pocket geometry are resolved at pattern stage.
Windbreakers Hand finishing Hand paint and local variation use approved references and acceptable variation limits—not uncontrolled effects.
Small runs How it works
From pattern Meet the people and processes behind your collection. Explore the latest factory images supplied by Yuchen, from pattern development to final checks and packing.
Pattern development Garment CAD and pattern preparation. Fabric preparation & cutting Fabric laid out for the next stage. Sewing & assembly Construction takes shape at the machine. Embroidery Artwork translated into thread. Pressing & finishing The garment finish comes together. Garment inspection Reviewing garments before packing. Packing Preparing each piece for delivery. Brief Tech pack or reference
Review Material, craft and MOQ
Sample Approx. 15 days
Approve Fit, color and details
Produce Approx. 30 days
Inspect In-line and final QC
Ship Pack and dispatch
Private label / Made for your brand
Your collection, From the feel of the fabric to the label inside. Develop the details that make a garment your own.
Fabric. Identity. Finishing.
Considered at every stage
01 Product development Turn your reference or tech pack into a sample. Align the silhouette, measurements and construction before moving into production.
Explore design & sampling ↗
02 Fabric & weight Define the handfeel, weight and drape you want. Review fabric composition, GSM and fit together, then confirm your selection through sampling.
Explore fabrics & fit ↗
03 Print & embroidery Bring your artwork, placement and finish references. Discuss the technique with the team and review how it works on your chosen fabric.
Explore garment details ↗
04 Neck & care labels Plan the label artwork, dimensions and placement. Prepare size, composition and care information for your destination market and confirm the final layout.
Explore label options ↗
05 Hangtags & packaging Connect hangtags, folding and individual packing to your collection. Share barcode and SKU requirements, and confirm trim quantities and costs separately.
Read the packaging guide ↗
Factory & quality
Built around the production process. Automated cutting & fabric preparation · AI-enhanced workshop photo View full image ↗ Original photo ↗ 100 pcs MOQ per style, per color
15 days Typical sampling time
100K+ Monthly production capacity
100+ People across the production team
Preview references only. Certificates, issuing bodies and applicable scope must be confirmed before publication.
Before cutting. Fabric inspection and preparation.
Before packing. Garment checks and final preparation.
Questions before sampling
Before the first pattern. The fastest projects start with clear quantities, target dates and references.
Start with your brief
01 What is your minimum order quantity? MOQ starts at 100 pieces per style, per color. Sizes can be mixed within the color quantity.
02 Can you develop from images or a sketch? Yes. A tech pack is ideal, but clear reference images, measurements, artwork and construction notes can also start a feasibility review.
03 How long does sampling take? A typical sample is around 15 days. Complex wash, embroidery, distressing or multi-panel development may require 20–30 days.
04 Do you sell ready stock or support dropshipping? No. Yuchen works on made-to-order custom development and bulk production rather than inventory, wholesale stock or dropshipping.
05 What should I send for a quotation? Send the product category, target quantity, size range, fabric preference, artwork, construction references, packaging requirements and target delivery date.
Request a project review
Bring the reference. We’ll map the build. Start with the product. Share a tech pack, sketch or reference. We will review construction, material, craft, MOQ and a practical sampling route.
MOQ starts at 100 pieces per style per color.
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Complex hoodie development Fit, surface, construction and finishing developed as one garment.
Start a project View full-resolution garment ↗ Custom metal trim Trim finish, attachment and pull strength are confirmed with a sample.
Open process detail Layered appliqué Surface texture Custom metal trim Layered appliqué Material, stitch path and wash response are tested together.
Open process detail ← Back Layered appliqué View full-resolution image ↗ Material, stitch path and wash response are tested together.
Base fabric Confirm with sample
Placement & scale Confirm with sample
Finish response Confirm with sample Add to project brief Surface texture Edge behavior and surface relief are reviewed after washing.
Open process detail ← Back Surface texture View full-resolution image ↗ Edge behavior and surface relief are reviewed after washing.
Base fabric Confirm with sample
Placement & scale Confirm with sample
Finish response Confirm with sample Add to project brief Custom metal trim Trim finish, attachment and pull strength are confirmed with a sample.
Open process detail ← Back Custom metal trim View full-resolution image ↗ Trim finish, attachment and pull strength are confirmed with a sample.
Base fabric Confirm with sample
Placement & scale Confirm with sample
Finish response Confirm with sample Add to project brief Panelled jacket development Color, panels and hardware resolved together for your collection.
Start a project View full-resolution garment ↗ Garment wash Tone, shrinkage and seam appearance are approved before bulk.
Open process detail Layered appliqué Zip & panel construction Garment wash Layered appliqué Multiple fabrics and precise topstitching build depth and durability.
Open process detail ← Back Layered appliqué View full-resolution image ↗ Multiple fabrics and precise topstitching build depth and durability.
Base fabric Confirm with sample
Placement & scale Confirm with sample
Finish response Confirm with sample Add to project brief Zip & panel construction Zip alignment, seam allowance and panel junctions are reviewed together.
Open process detail ← Back Zip & panel construction View full-resolution image ↗ Zip alignment, seam allowance and panel junctions are reviewed together.
Base fabric Confirm with sample
Placement & scale Confirm with sample
Finish response Confirm with sample Add to project brief Garment wash Tone, shrinkage and seam appearance are approved before bulk.
Open process detail ← Back Garment wash View full-resolution image ↗ Tone, shrinkage and seam appearance are approved before bulk.
Base fabric Confirm with sample
Placement & scale Confirm with sample
Finish response Confirm with sample Add to project brief Cargo trouser development Volume, utility pockets and articulated shaping developed as one garment.
Start a project View full-resolution garment ↗ Adjustable hem Drawcord length, eyelet reinforcement and hem finish are confirmed through sampling.
Open process detail Bellows pocket Articulated knee Adjustable hem Bellows pocket Pocket volume, flap proportions and reinforcement are reviewed against the intended fit.
Open process detail ← Back Bellows pocket View full-resolution image ↗ Pocket volume, flap proportions and reinforcement are reviewed against the intended fit.
Base fabric Confirm with sample
Placement & scale Confirm with sample
Finish response Confirm with sample Add to project brief Articulated knee Panel shaping and stitch placement are tested for movement and repeatable assembly.
Open process detail ← Back Articulated knee View full-resolution image ↗ Panel shaping and stitch placement are tested for movement and repeatable assembly.
Base fabric Confirm with sample
Placement & scale Confirm with sample
Finish response Confirm with sample Add to project brief Adjustable hem Drawcord length, eyelet reinforcement and hem finish are confirmed through sampling.
Open process detail ← Back Adjustable hem View full-resolution image ↗ Drawcord length, eyelet reinforcement and hem finish are confirmed through sampling.
Base fabric Confirm with sample
Placement & scale Confirm with sample
Finish response Confirm with sample Add to project brief Print & wash T-shirt development A boxy silhouette, textured artwork and garment wash developed together.
Start a project View full-resolution garment ↗ Pigment-wash finish Tone, shrinkage and hem appearance are reviewed together after washing.
Open process detail Weathered screen print Substantial neck rib Pigment-wash finish Weathered screen print Ink coverage and artwork texture are sampled on the selected jersey before wash approval.
Open process detail ← Back Weathered screen print View full-resolution image ↗ Ink coverage and artwork texture are sampled on the selected jersey before wash approval.
Base fabric Confirm with sample
Placement & scale Confirm with sample
Finish response Confirm with sample Add to project brief Substantial neck rib Rib recovery, neckline shape and seam finish are checked on the fitted sample.
Open process detail ← Back Substantial neck rib View full-resolution image ↗ Rib recovery, neckline shape and seam finish are checked on the fitted sample.
Base fabric Confirm with sample
Placement & scale Confirm with sample
Finish response Confirm with sample Add to project brief Pigment-wash finish Tone, shrinkage and hem appearance are reviewed together after washing.
Open process detail ← Back Pigment-wash finish View full-resolution image ↗ Tone, shrinkage and hem appearance are reviewed together after washing.
Base fabric Confirm with sample
Placement & scale Confirm with sample
Finish response Confirm with sample Add to project brief Multi-head embroidery A full view of the embroidery line and its working layout.
Automated cutting Computer-controlled cutting equipment and full-length preparation tables.
Digital printing Large-format printing equipment for textile artwork.
Production floor Aligned workstations, overhead lighting and clear circulation routes.
Fabric preparation Fabric-spreading equipment and long cutting tables.
